Just Hanging Out
A wild baby orangutan takes some time to explore a few feet from its mother in the Bukit Lawan National Park.
- Location:Upper Sumatra, Indonesia
- Year Taken:2020
A wild baby orangutan takes some time to explore a few feet from its mother in the Bukit Lawan National Park.
A wild flamingo preens herself in one of the world's largest flamingo nesting areas, located in the Camargue of South France.
An engret enjoys a live lizard for its evening meal.
A titi monkey peeks through the forest canpony, curious about the large lens staring back at her.
Volunteering with infant monkeys was a wonderful dream come true. Here is a one-month-old infant relaxing after playtime in the nursery.
An adult and adolescent elephant chat while munching on the grasses that are plentiful this time of year. Each day on elephant monitoring duty we would hope to see the herd. I was lucky that they were there almost every time I went out with our guides
A hummingbird enjoys a sunrise meal by Lake Atitlan in Guatemala.
An orangutan family hangs out in the trees munching local plants at dusk. Mom holds onto her three-month-old infant with her two-year-old beside her. Orangutans are quite solitary animals staying in family groups or alone but rarely seen with others.
An adolescent lion lounges in the bush after a big meal. It takes a few years for the lion's full mane to develop. This one was on its own without a pride of his own yet.
A pair of red howler monkeys sit high in a tree sending their voices into the wilds of the Peruvian Amazon.
The elusive quetzal is one of my favorite feathered subjects to visit. I go to their homeland each time I visit one of my favorite places on earth, Lago de Atitlan, Guatemala.
A mother bison nurses her baby amidst the skyline of Denver in the Rocky Mountain Arsenal Park. Though they live right outside of the city, the bison are protected, recently reintroduced to the area.
A wild water bird enjoys grooming at sunrise on the beach of the National Seashore in Fort Pickens.
A pair of zebras stand with their herd in the bush of the South African wilds.
Not all wildlife can be found in zoos anymore. Here is one from the Amaru Zoo where I once volunteered.
A mated pair of wild roseate spoonbills enjoy time in the sun before it gets too hot on the St. Mary's River.